About Sharon H.
Sharon H. Lee studied law at Syracuse University College of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctor. The training she received there shaped her approach to legal problem-solving. She left law school prepared for the pace and detail of practice in New York.
After graduation she entered private practice and went on to serve as an associate at Riemer & Associates. In that role she handled a range of day-to-day responsibilities typical of an associate attorney. Her tasks included legal research, drafting court papers and client correspondence, and supporting more senior lawyers in case preparation. Those duties gave her regular exposure to courtroom procedure and transactional work in the state's legal system.
Her career path has kept her tied to New York courts and administrative processes. She is admitted to practice in New York and has maintained a practice that requires familiarity with local rules and the calendars of state tribunals. Colleagues describe her as methodical. Clients have relied on her for steady attention to filing deadlines and procedural details.
Lee's work style is practical. She breaks complex matters into discrete steps and focuses on clarity in pleadings and client guidance. She does not seek to oversimplify legal problems. Instead she aims to set realistic expectations and to present options that a client can understand. That approach often means thorough document review and early identification of procedural issues that could affect a matter's trajectory.
Outside of courtroom responsibilities, she has spent time preparing transactional documents and advising on the mechanics of settlements and agreements. Her experience at Riemer & Associates provided a combination of litigation support and transactional drafting. The balance has informed how she assesses risk and frames legal advice.
As 2026 unfolds, Lee remains based in New York and continues to practice at Riemer & Associates. She handles matters that require careful attention to procedural accuracy and clear, practical counsel. Her current practice concentrates on handling client matters in New York courts and related legal work in the state.
